History of Dauphin County, Pennsylvania: With Genealogical Memoirs, Volume 3Higginson Book Company, 1907 - Dauphin County (Pa.) |
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... five years , became an orphan by the death of his mother six years later , and when sixteen years old was prac- tically thrown upon his own inherent resources . At that time he took a clerkship in a general store . at Chambersburg ...
... five years , became an orphan by the death of his mother six years later , and when sixteen years old was prac- tically thrown upon his own inherent resources . At that time he took a clerkship in a general store . at Chambersburg ...
Page 44
... five years . He was a member of the Perry County Medical Society , and was a leading man in his profession . He was an active member of the Methodist Episcopal church , and a Republican in politics . He married ( first ) , in Berks coun ...
... five years . He was a member of the Perry County Medical Society , and was a leading man in his profession . He was an active member of the Methodist Episcopal church , and a Republican in politics . He married ( first ) , in Berks coun ...
Page 59
... five years , dating from his marriage , he lived in Oberlin , near Harrisburg . He then spent two years in Steelton , and from 1897 to 1905 resided in Harrisburg . In the latter year he removed to his present home in Penbrook . By his ...
... five years , dating from his marriage , he lived in Oberlin , near Harrisburg . He then spent two years in Steelton , and from 1897 to 1905 resided in Harrisburg . In the latter year he removed to his present home in Penbrook . By his ...
Page 72
... five thousand dollars a year . John Roach , chief owner of the plant , thought that too much for one man to receive , and hence cut him down to eighteen hundred dollars . This was resented , and in five days Mr. Fry had all his ...
... five thousand dollars a year . John Roach , chief owner of the plant , thought that too much for one man to receive , and hence cut him down to eighteen hundred dollars . This was resented , and in five days Mr. Fry had all his ...
Page 73
... five years as labor boss for the Paxton Rolling Mill Company , being forced to retire at the end of that time by reason of a stroke of paralysis which deprived him of the use of his limbs , which he never regained . He was for many ...
... five years as labor boss for the Paxton Rolling Mill Company , being forced to retire at the end of that time by reason of a stroke of paralysis which deprived him of the use of his limbs , which he never regained . He was for many ...
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